The United Way of Camden County (UWCC) engaged the Senator Walter Rand Institute for Public Affairs at Rutgers-Camden (WRI) to prepare a Comprehensive Community Assessment of all 37 municipalities in the County. The objective of this Community Assessment is to provide a broad array of data for the UWCC to use in orienting its community-building process. The model drawn upon for this study is Compass 2.0, a community-building model developed by the United Way of America and used as a community assessment and community-building tool by United Ways throughout the country.

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The United Way of Camden County (UWCC) engaged the Senator Walter Rand Institute for Public Affairs at Rutgers-Camden (WRI) to conduct a research on the nonprofit community in the City of Camden. The major goals of this Study are: 1) Obtain information about evolution of the non-profits in Camden; 2) Describe the nonprofit community, its capacity, challenges, and opportunities; 3) Suggest possible ways to improve the effectiveness of the nonprofit community.
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